“Let’s go have some Korean fried chicken!” Chicken is undoubtedly Korean’s soul food. When asked what Korean food you like best to foreigners who visit Korea, the most commonly returned answer is also Korean Fried chicken. For example, I have a friend who lived in Japan all his life and came to work in...Read More
Pink is the most sought-after autumn color in South Korea right now. Do an Instagram search for #pinkmuhly and you’ll get an idea of what’s going on. There are over 300,000 posts, many showing couples, children and young women posing in picturesque gardens full of pink grass. Surreal displays of pink and purple inflorescences, floating...Read More
Jeoneo (Konosirus punctatus) is native to the Pacific waters around Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. It’s a near relative of the sardine and the herring, with the same agility and gleaming silver skin. Break down the name jeoneo into its Chinese character roots, and you get jeon (전), which means “money,” and eo (어),...Read More
Tourists who come to Korea often think about what to eat which is quite a hard job because of too many choices. For those who want to eat only the delicious foods during their short stay in Seoul, menu selection is a big concern. Korean cuisine is renowned for its spiciness. Among many spicy Korean...Read More
On October 4, MusicBank was held in Gangneung city. I also went there with 80 customers who booked through HaB Korea. It was my first time to go to a music show like this, so I was surprised to see so many KPOP fans all over the world, and how close I got to see...Read More
Gyeongbokgung Palace is commonly referred to as the Northern Palace because its location is the furthest north when compared to the neighboring palaces of Changdeokgung (Eastern Palace) and Gyeonghuigung (Western Palace) Palace. Gyeongbokgung Palace is arguably the most beautiful and remains the largest of all five palaces. The premises were once destroyed by fire during...Read More
I followed the Army Tour that is on sale on our site. Before I joined the tour, a tour assistant and she stopped by the Gangnam Tourist Center and had a KPOP-related experience, and had lunch at “The” famous Yujung Sikdang, where BTS used to visit a lot when they were trainees. On the way...Read More
Do you know what this food is? It is Korean food called Gimbap which is cooked by spreading rice on Korean seaweed and roll it with various vegetables in it. Kim(Korean Seaweed) is an indispensable food on the Korean table. There are a number of Korean foods that can be made with seaweed. Around 19,500...Read More
Korean BBQ is definitely one of the first things that come to mind when planning your trip to South Korea. While there are tons of BBQ joints located all around Seoul, affordable and tasty BBQ buffets are harder to find. Here I recommend you one of my favorite all-you-can-eat BBQ restaurants around Seoul where you...Read More
FRITZ COFFEE COMPANY Fritz Coffee Company is one of the few cafes in downtown Seoul where you can get to choose your filter(paper or metal) for your cup of drip coffee. It is not just a strategy to attract customers, but it shows their care and heart for coffee. Park Geun-ha, one of the six...Read More
